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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
FAMCT on VAcT.


In town I hear, soaros waksned yet,
NJ peighhoF's elook behind ths val
Record the DAYS Increasing dest,
And Csekoof Csekoo' family caii.
Our ssases run In dsspeninQ grooves,
Thrown out Of which they lose their
tact,
And consciousness with effort moves
From habit past - present fact.
10, In the country waks3 today,
hear, unwftiine Of the change,
A onekoo'a throb fKom far away
Begin 10 strike, nor think it strange.
The sound creates its vOnfad frame.
Ny bed at home. tbs aOngsteT bid
Behind tbe wainscotins--alI came
As long association bid.
I oount 10 learn how late IL IL,
Until arrived 81 thirty
question, "What strange soFid IL this
Whose lavish hours would make ne
pooTF
Csckoof CHekoof Still on Il vent
With bints Of mockerY 10 it, tone.
How could soeh boards Of time - spent
By one poor moTtsrs vit aloneI
have 81 Grant, ye kindly powers,
from this spot may never stir.
II oaiy thess amounted hours
Nay pass and seem too short with her.
Bat Who She IL, her form and face.
These 10 the world Of dream bsloDR;
She moves through fsney's visioned
space,
Unhodied, like the euskSo's song.
--JaBes Rssssll Loaosli, n ne Atlantic
NonthlV.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
TRE TREATY wIrm ToNGA.
lsan Francisco Chronisle. ]


A dispatch yesterday. exclusively TO
the ChrOnicls, conveyed the information
Of treaty jast concluded betw sn the
United States aud tho King Of Tonga,
and gave a complete summary OF its
provisions.
The Importance of this treaty to the
Pacific Coast, and especially 10 San
francisco, should not be- moderated.
The Tonga, or Friendly Islands, are =
group in the Soathern Pacific Osean,
lying between latitude Is aud q deg.
south, and longitude Ia aud lTb% dee
west. They consist OF 81 large aud i51
small Islands, and contain a population
of from $1,000 to b00O0. Their chief
articles OF export are ooooanut oil aud
other manufactures from the same tree
with some sugar, cotton and coffee.
Uader the recent treaty IL IL provided
that no higher duties shall be charged
upon the productions Of eilhsr country
imported into the other than are
charged upon the produce or manufAc-
tur, Of other oountrie; that whaling
and nshiug vessels shall have free aoess,
90 all the Tonga ports and to be allowed
20 trade for supplies for their Own uss
without being subject 10 the laws rela
tive 60 trading Licenses, and without the
payment Of harhor or pilotage dues.
Rhd that mail steamers shall also be
exempt from harbor or piloiage duea
The most important provision Of the
treaty is contained IN section G, which
secures 20 ths uaited States AZ nomi
nal rent all nghts OF free ase 81 the
necessary Rround IN any harhor OF the
Toncan Islands which shall be mutually
agreed up0B for the Furpose Of estab
Z fishing permanent coating station.
This IL q very different proposition
from the Pearl river scheme, 90 which
We have had occasion Go refer. Their
Il need OF n ooAlinE station here which
does not exist In the case % The
Hawaiian islands. The latter are 81
near o. the coast OF California that a
ship-uf. war needing coal could GONE
here under sail Ia tfteen or eighteen
days. Besd =, in shs case Of the Ton
gan kingdom, there IL no auteeedenl
treaty with Great Britain 20 prevent
the concession. as IL the case With the
Hawaiian Kingdom.
We look 10 see the most favorable
commercial results from this treaty
These ISLANDS are almost 40 unknown
country. and their capabilities are not
yet developed. bas there are possihili.
ties which will oscar 90 those Who have
made . study 81 commerce and com
merotal enterprises. Every new out,
post IL the beginning % usv hsld for
eur manufactures. and u IL plssihl,
that this treaty may open up a line OF
trade which will become extremely
valuable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

70 ADJ Wanslns EmpIerne.l

We want Live, Energetic and sapahls Asa
IN every county In the United staiol Ard O..
ada 70 sell . patent article Of great msEil, a.
lTs MnEr1. An article hsvinR . lar1s ale, psy.
lag over 100 per cent proat. having ~ es1ps
tition, and on which the agent h protscsad 4
the exclusive sale By deed glvun for eseh sna
averv county he may secure from ~. WIN ~
thsse advAntAgss to eur agsnts and the re- -
Il is 40 srislo that eAn Be sold 70 evsrT hszn-
swner. Il might not Be necessary 70 maks a
EXTRAORDINARY oFFnR" 70 secure rod agonll
at once. but We have concluded 70 make 4 3
show. not only our Oonhdrnee IN the merits e
our invention hut In its STABILITY bv any a1rnt
that viii handle q with energy. Or aalah
now . work are mailing from $50 u go .
month clear and this fact mskes Il SAFE fsI ~ \
make our ofIsr 70 ell who are cut Of emploI-
ment Any AGENT that will sfve cur ounineoa q
thirty DAYS trial and fail 70 clear a least tloo
In this time, A1ovE ALI ExPREsEA can rttnrs
all goods unsold 10 Us and We viii rsfana tha
money paid fer them. Any agaut Or asnsml
agent Who would iike ten or more coulfiae and
work them through sab-aesntsfoR ninety eaya
PEMsRs. can return all unnoid and ct khalr
money back. No other employer Of agents evw
dared 10 make Such offers, nor would We W.
did not Know tbat We have SCENTS nov making
mare than double the amount We EmMfnntsaas
and hut two sales day wonld Eiva prunf q
ever el2S . m nth. and that one q cur eenmm
took eighteen orders in one day. Our larBa o.
scriptive circulars explain ouF c8er fully, me
these We wish 70 send 10 everYonA em = am-
ploymsnt who win aond M thfoA one aanA
siampa Tor postage. Send st once and aarNne
the agency IN time for the boom, amd gatowml&
on the terms named IN our extraordinary aMm.
We would like 70 have the address Of al fAn
az nta. sewing nachiue solicitors and ongpa1.
ters in the country. and ask any reader 81 az
p sper who reads this o1sr, 70 send n as 0ncl
the name and address Of all such they knoW.
Addresa al once or you will lose the best chane1
ever offered 70 those out Of employmani Il
make msney. RKNNzR MAHuYAcTunrMa Ca
dwsn liz emirhneld st., Pittsburn. y
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FRASCK's wAE PIGEONS.
From the New York san. ]


General B1ulancer has recently given
prizes "a the best trainers OF carrier
pigeons 10 the department Of she Seine.
Pigeon training In France has become q
oranoa OF the military service and plenty
Of well trained birds are 10 be found in
the costly and beautiful little establish
gents that have been built for them
They are furnished With modern i'm
psUyements and luxuries that vulgar
and igu 1rant pigeons could never ap.
PFeeiate.
Among the pigeons Gov In the posses.
sion % the government are several vat
Grams Of ths siege Of Paris. and one
among them IL q genuine old hero. In
$50 this bird was taken up ia the Paris
balloon called the Niepce, aud vas can
tured by the PrussianA PriHos Fred
eTiek Charles sent him a. 9 present tc
bis mother, the Princess Charles OF
Prussia, Who pat him among her ouu
collection OF birds. where be vas treated
With al possible kindness Bot be wAs
3 patriot. The bitter bread OF exile did
not agree With him. He dew auay and
resched bis home IN . pigeon house In
the Boulevard Chchy. The owner Of the
estabiishmsnt banded him ever 20 IA,
Eiliiary authorities, and be IL nov snos
nasre 10 the service OF his native eoautry
Ard doubtless hopes 90 win ada
glory IN the futare.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

[Auonstn Evening Naval

kAukusth Evening news
Among the brightest young lawyers
OF Atlanta none stood higher inteIlec
tually aud morally than Augustus J
hnisey, brother Of Col. W. ii. Hulsey
he was as modest a. q maiden and a
gifted as he was modest. Death claimed
him at the early age OF 80, and thus ex
tinguished one of GeoFgiA's most bril-
liant writer's. Among his papers was
found the following beautiful and suR-
gestive lines:
"Mr. Lawyer, I want you to write me 9
deed,
/ want It good and strong,
With all the long words that ID may need
And nothing about it wrong.
You've written deeds and copied deeds
And know Just what is right,
And thongh but fey OF rs can read,
We know your deeds by sight"
The lawyer oiled the indenturs cut,
Aud a. be wrote he thought,
III man IL judged by what is right,
And judged BY what hes Wr0aRht,
And others looking at his works,
Declare they are known by sight,
HoS careful should be write his deeds,
How sure that they are riRhir'
Oar deeds are written In our life
Are Allied With hate or love;
man may simply note the strife
The Record Is kept Abovel
81, struggle on through day and night,
Oar hearts shall ave be light
II when ws kneel our souls can feel
Con KNOWS orr pREDs BH sfaHrl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
TEE oGTLSoK Is AFaIcA.
fFrsu the Boston Herald. /

EIon tDc D1otOl kltkaAQ-l
Tue return Of Mr.. STANLEY 10 Africa
has turned the attention Of England
anew to the dark continent, and has
I'D 70 O general discussion Of itsYutQre.
TaeFe are two ways Of locking ct this
future. One Is the commercial; the
other 10 the religious. The European
parties who are seeking TO eolonizs
Africa are chiefly the English and the
Germans. The field between the two 10
not conaAed to the east or the west
coast, bat embraces both. The Ger
mans are 30 greedy Of influence that
they are reckless of the means used 10
extend Il, and are unwilling to with
bold the trsffis in vile liquors which no
European will drink, aud which are sure
20 decimste the native population Not
only IL the traffic 10 drink q large part
Of tee commerce which the Germans
sustaiR With the country. but their
oolonists are already engaged in setting
up distilleriea upon the African coast
and polluting the natives BY liquors
manufactured on their own soil. Tnis
trains has brought into the hands Of
the English missionaries piteous petit
tons from many native chiefs that
the tratfio In rum and gin may be
stopped. The country is more open
than ever 30 European commerce. and
the great difficulty 10 that the Germans
will not consent to cooperate with the
other European countries in interRs-
tiOnal regulations which shall prohibit
it. The disposition of Germany Is TO
cOlonize at alt hazards and by any
available method. The two active re-
ligious forces in Africa at the present
moment are the Mobammsdan and the
Christian. Reports differ as to what is
actually going on, but both parties are
aggressive ia their movements and sue
eessful 10 making converts. Tas Mo
hsmmedans have tsis advantage Of the
Europeans that, while they are not op
posed to slavery, they are not 90 -operat.
ing 10 debaach the natives With poison
ous liquors. The Europeans are deinR
this. and rum and Bibles 20 into Africa
in the same cargo. This is what is do
ing great mischief to the efforts to civil
ize Africa Tue problem 10 one that
cannot be easily solved. The outlook
Is not bright. The vices Of the Europe
ans 90 hand in hand with their virtues,
and the one neutralizes the other.
slavery and rom aud p rpetual wars are
devastating the oouutry and destroying
the opportunities for introducing bet
ter civilization.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
-zHsrER KArHko

Sister Katie; on, eotter gsi
SISTER Katie; Oh, RotteF Rol
Shuttle en- dance on de pnncheon 20,
Git sr0un' Pompsy. Back en- jos.
De biR bell toll; Oh. RotteR col
De btR bell tell; Oh, / aotter 10!
y RRsR swAller one dram. beg fer mo-,
Spent a. his cash st de cross road sto',
Shoot dem sheckels 10; ! Rottsg Roi
Shoot dem sheekels IN; R0ttsF 20!
Aaks dem j0nny-sakeA knead up d
do1qh-
Ns'er ess eF hoe-oaks % good befo.'
Sister Kstis; Oh, Rotteg col
SISTER Katie; Oh, RottsF RCl
Plant dem cotton Sod, plant EN- IN .
kin Ssrss'f sr LAIN ter see de cotton
grow.
De bic bell toll. oh. RotteF COL
DE big bell tell. OBJ, RotteF gol
sweep IL eF beaten fer de plov en- Dc
hss;
Better stop sr dsnoin' yer iump Jim
crow.
Shoot dez sheekIes in; / RotteR 20;
Shoot dem sheckles 10; / gotteF so;
De nights - Rettin ole, en- pale, en- POI
Step light. kitsie, en- slut dat do.
LII Shsppsrd, 81 SOatheTn BirOSae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
WAR Is LIFE

A little crib beside the bed,
A lutte face shove the spread;
A little frock behind The door,
A little shee npcn the aoor.
A little lad With dark brown hair,
A little bloc eyed face. and fair;
A little lane thAl leads 20 school,
A little pencil slate and rule.
4 little blithesoune, winsone maid,
little hand within his laid;
little cottage, aerea four,
A little cd time fashioned store.
A litile family gathered roand.
A llitle tort hsAped. tear dewed mosra
A little added 20 his soil,
A little rest frsm the harvest toll.
A ittls silver IN his hair.
A liitle stool and easy chair;
A little niEst 81 earth iit asoor.
A 1'tis coFteee 70 tha tsnb
-Sroaa ~ Ksgarsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

HKR kissEs CAsHED AZ SIaur. - The
other dAy, while yeubg Dsputy Post
master Was Engaged ~ his wofk, IN
sterpsd ous Of our hashful maidrus II
sweet sixteen with a saouev oraer whi,h
she desired 10 have sashed Sse hard
ed a. With = hashful suils. 10 the
C3heial, who, after closely examining IL,
gave her TIE msney Il called or. AZ the
same tune be asked her n she had reAa
What VAS on the mArein Of the order
No, have not, she rsplied for I cas-
not make II eut. Will yoa pleAse e.
read u % msg'
The Dspnty read A. follows. 90 I send
you s. and dozen kisses." GlAncipc
az the bashful girl he said. Nos.
have paid Yea The Money Nnd suppose
that Won want the kisses" " Yss,~ 49,
SAID, n he seat me any Kisses / uAsl
them tOa." II IA hardly necessary ID
saw that the balance 81 the order "a,
promptly paid. aud IN s.iuntla rras,
ner AZ that.Snd eu'in-ntiy satiSfActoril,
o. the uaAiteH. for she vent auf q "a
ofice smackine her lips ss u there "a,
taste upon them she had nsver en-
esuots,ed before.
We often waudered WAY there "a,
30 many aspirants for tbe racauns
Post otnsa, Ana was mean snoush q
supposs q Wss for abe % suolement,
shersunto appeFtaipine The truih
nos DAVIS upon al AEsAsass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
TELEeRAPH OPERATORS sECRETs
From the Electric ARe.I

From the Electric Age
Every telseraphsF will tell you hov
operators quarrel over the wire. The
men Who are the most quiet and gentle
manly IN thar personal rtlations ar'
sometimes the most disagresabie u
work With. II IL 30 easy. you knog, "a
call q man q fool when several huadFed
miles Of wire separate you. and besides
the fear OF tho cons quencss Is very
SLIGHT. shall never forget an amusing
ARht onos heard between an operator
at Xenis, Ohio, and another at Cinein.
natl. After each had exhausted bis 70.
oAbulary OF billinRsRate, the operator 81
Cincinnati subsidized and refused to con
tinue the contest, whereupOn Xsnia
"What's the difference between you
and . jsokAss p
Qaick a. a 0 ash came the reply: Just
nintV miles. Give me harder one.e
els II true" asked ona OF the by.
ISLANDERS. ''that an operators mood may
be determined by bis manner Of using
the wiEeF'
"Beyond q doubt" was the reply.
"If you have been ia the habit 81
working regularly with a man you can
tell before yen exchanges half q dozen
messages whether he IL feeling fresh
and huoyAnt. tired or lazy. or out OF
sorts, BY his manner Of transmission.
There IL As much individuality about a
man sending as about bis psnmaBship.
aud be can be a. readily distinguished
By ID. A case In point Ia related by All.
Baville, Who worked one Of the Govern
ment wires between Nashville and
Louisville during she var. ORe day,
while the wires we're idle, sOme one at
an intermediate station called at tho
Nashville office and began asking Nash
Vile a number OF questions about the
movement Of troops and other matters
connected with the army. Before two
minutes Saviils recognized his man.
II saw, George Ellsworth. what the
devil are you doing thereT flashed Ss
vile, cutting into the middle Of a sen
tence. There VAS . moments pause.
and then came tho answer, SLOW and
hesita'inRiy:
"'I' cut 10" on the wire two days ago,
and have secured good deal Of in.
formation, bat might have got more
II had only kept my mouth (key
shut. Good bye, Az; ! am going"
There vas q sudden click Of the wire
and then the cirouit closed.
Ellsworth was the celebrated Con
fsderate operator Who accompanied
John Morgan In his raids through Kso.
taoky and Ohio. Stville and he had
worked together before the var, and
had become familiar with each Others
gtyla,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

rs Hurley GIVEN THAT THERE
4 vii he special meeting u shs Beard
odBce On the lssh day q NaFch isss ~,
ne nurpo0e 81 ogKauixlnR the aalf Bnara
a14 1Efn1gt1g for eha9procur1Enaa ~ a
prop9f ahgtrAG1 q tie pronnFtY a -
oo1efT fcR he 80 a. The C0lnaV 49,.
ard also Tor coneider1n9 The a1vina k[Iifv
o. aa4 u deemed sdvilnhio. ths enuioT.
oMeea LYMAN WOOD.
mAedN Oo11tY AnAktar.
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SEATTLE DAILY PosTNTELLIGENcER SUNDAY MARCH 49,

isz 81 hiss . e1nsiasEabls following
q inEali6s, fer Of all The beautifal
Rfvtsrs this 10 the mass favored npce.
II - warner and more shsifared hers
fhan either 81 2sn1o1e OF Nics; fog the
weak sbesasd Monte CARO- hiss ample
beaith scssmmodation, wtiIs for ths
benefit Of those whs nesd braoinR q new
p1o5scf has been sec afcos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
A SPLENDID OFFER.
Valuable Building Lots
Given away to Every
Subscriber.
To any one sonding us One Dollar Tor ths
Southern Railroad Age,
For one year, we offer the following va
uahle ind ucamants.

For one year, W offer the following Vnl
uable Inducements:
On receipt Of one dellar We win place
your name on our subsorition figt sd
Peod you q deed fer town lot IS ~ lW
feet adjacent 70 the beautiful and pros
porous town Of WakullA- Florida Wbero
are located the famous Waknlla SPRING.
Is miles SOFT h Of the State capital ms
II the most Il beral offer ever made b any
publication in the United BtAteA We q.
Ter only alternate lotA expecting q rial
ize handsomely on the remalntpG lots.
TIE investment Of one dollar may make
you rich, try II. The South IL on . bosm
now. such a. never was known befnrg ~
the history Of this country. and now b ne
time 10 invest and take Jour chance With
the rest.
TAxss-we have pAid the taxas On ihags
lots 70 March. 1855 % that you are a. 70
expense whatever. You are not eompallea
to build or improve this properly IN any
way. although many will build No eam-
ing year. This offer "a good 90 4aT9 frqm
March the lat. Send In yaur euh@arlpAa
Of one dollar and rcoeive the paper An4
deed By return mail Address
SOUTHERN RAILROAD AaM
fo25 In Louisville. ~
SwMentIon paper whom writing.
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Iaa aok and AAiscfsa should 1se fan 70 eAll %
ni2 Tbs Deetor hms visited the hsspftAla 81
tnfsrnnaaaam whach h. q eunpmtena e innare
% khesa N nsed Of hts serwfeaa. The Doctor
curns whaFs sthsRH fAil. Try him- Oh, aIB-
bOh VII mnse - charge unless DO sGBcaa 0
cara ReEsoes eMreA af h1ms. Gall or wrlas
Al eommanieMkiana stKf0tly eonadantiAl. send
- &ollara f1E . paeknRs Of mediotna. AZ.
aFeas DE- >. ,. dIBBON, Boa RnEg, aar Frap.
sfane. o. Meuktss Pasy-IKTzmGnaEnoKB.
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FOR SNOHOMISR CITY.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION c
Carrying the y. .. Mall.
Rnanu..a aanaaIa 4 Pa Enrunnau.l pnnfa

ONE OF THE W. Sd ga
& 7. Cos steamers =
lAndeFson or Edithla
viii run daily between Tacoma and Port
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon arrivAlo Of
train Seattle at 10 p. n. and touching 81
Port Madison. Port Gamble. Port Ludlow
and Port Townsend. Returning leave
Port Townsend every day lexcept sunday
at o'clock p. m, and Seattle ct 10 p. m
SEATTLE-uRATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer " X MERWKN vii
leave Seattle every Sunday. Tuesday an
Thursday evenings o'clock, for Whatoom
calling ct Mukilteo, Tulaiip, Coupev1ils
Oak HArbor, UtsAlady, Laconner. Fidalgo
Anacurtes. GuemeG, Hamieh, Fairhavep
BallinRhan and Sohome.
Returning, win leave WhAtcom ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
lngR a. 6 o'clock. for Seattle. calling
intermediates points on the war.
SEATTLE-SKAcIT RIVER ROUTE
The steamer 0thACX VIII leave Seattle
for SkAgft river and way pOrtB ever
Monday and Thursday. returning Tues-
days and FridAya
for freight and passage apply Rt Gem
pany's Office. ON Yoaler'R wharf. or On board
the beats R4 the same wharf.
mr81-6 GEO. 8. JACOBS. 6ec'y.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore exlnln4
Of the Seattle Soap Ccnpany, o. BOP
kiAs & Russell, has this day eeen ~
solved by mutual consent. All ceoe 80
from the said partnergsip vii - pas Y
the undersigned, Q. b. Rnssqll. ase -
debts due 70 said partnership NUS y
paid to him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

Silver plated boubon trAys 9TH tone.
eavs ben Introduced 81 TIE fAshiona-
bic ianshsoa parties.
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The Business win be continu z b. Q. -
Bu-sell. who viii advertiie and ea1J 9
the business as heretofore under tho naAs
Of the Seattle Soap Comnsny.
Dated at Seattle this 35th day O 20
guary. 1857. r. n. HOPklNA
fef8dfm 81 n. BJ6SELIs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

The motto en- Bee Baileg's sres4 =
As l dnd ia raAt "a Cvras "
Fields 10 Nothing without God."
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r. REWARD.

II THE PRISON IN POSSESSION OF TEE
! avercsat tAkea fFo@ re Raae1n esack o.
SAtaraay er easdsy. VAL rssura tAs eoaA
ffuu9 IN The poekes, BE mAy kssp the ceal
and Tie eve oil whteA was n As bos6 sen1
enesxto1a vii b. nsknd- mss
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STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD Ans
WASHINGTON.

STEAMER HKI.EN, WI
lz&z-Kn iA hastsF, leaves HarrinQ
ton& Smiths wharf. Seattle, every Nondsy
"wednesday and Friday, a. $50 8 m, foi
Colby. Mtchelfs Point. head Of Port Or
shArd also. 70 head Of Port " Warrington.
ne turntag leave head Of Port WAshington
81 s. g. n, bead Of Port Orchard 81 IL a
H. Aftchell's Point ~ 100 q m. Colby
n. arriving ~ seattle about 10 .. m
TueedaE THURSDAY and Saturday dU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
FARM HOMES

We can settle to excellent
advantage 90 families in our
neighborhood, located on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, e5 miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent, soil
very productive. Fruit, veg
etables, hay, ETC.. raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months of the year; gen.
eral store, postofice, and a
live community.
am not dealing in lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tously good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
,. "a. McARDLE,
j&m ouilosns wnshlngtou Territory.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13
ALBERT HLOSSMACHER
LEADIIG
MI erchan t Tailor,
COG Front street,

Opposite Yessr-LsAy Washington Territory
Has just received large shipment Of both imported
aud domestic gSeds OF the latest patterns direct from
the factories, and truthfully say that have ut
present the largest. fullest mo complete and most
varied assortment Of goods In the city Of Seattle
Only the very best wOrkmen are employed In nay
establishment. Satisfaction guaranteed In every In
stance, In price rs well as In ft.
Come and be convinced at once. sssuy